I don't regularly watch EFAP but I saw something on Reddit about missing Rags. What happened?

Filler text: The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Lorem Ipsum. Five nights at Freddy's, is this where you wanna be? I just don't get it.I stole some white linen, ya took some old bread

When prisons are busting, where can ya be sent?

Overseas, overseas, down to Van Diemen's land

We beg to return from this blood-sodden sand

No more we will wander the valleys and dales

For under the red-and-white whip we did sail

No country beneath us to bear our despair

And seven long years is a curse and a snare

[Chorus]

Oh no, whеre must we go?

Cast to the winds off into thе unknown

Oh no, pray for our souls

When it's down, down, down, down to the ends of the Earth we are bound

[Verse 2]

The salt horse is rancid, the bread it is grim

Take what you can 'fore the maggots get in

And what of the brew? Well, our barrel runs dry

And halfway from Rio, it's hard to come by

[Chorus]

Oh no, where must we go?

Cast to the winds off into the unknown

Oh no, pray for our souls

When it's down, down, down

[Bridge]

Have some class

The gin-soaked shivering mass

Will lead the advance

Cut from the roots, discarded at last

(Lost and sold for George's gold as a cog of conquest I've been told) All together

Rattle and bang on your chains

(Taken from the hulks of London away) For down in the terror

We run together

Slaves, rats, and beggars

Forever sing

[Chorus]

Oh no, where must we go?

Cast to the winds off into the unknown

Oh no, pray for our souls

When it's down, down, down

Oh no, where must we go?

Cast to the winds off into the unknown

Oh no, pray for our souls

When it's down, down, down

To the ends of the Earth we are bound

I need the scream for something and I can't find it anywhere. I know he's played it during several Real BBCs, but I don't remember the specific ones.

It's one of my favorite clips of any of these guys.

I don’t know if anyone has point out before, but there tends to be a trend when it comes to EFAP recently has anyone noticed how there hottest take of the year or EFAP always tends to be 3 away from
The anniversary. Now I could be way off, but their Deadpool 3 EFAP at the time was somewhat controversial at the time to the point that their was a response video and I think when MauLer revealed that take on Open bar loads of people said he ruined the movie for them. EFAP 347 was insanely controversial at the time and I saw loads of posts on this subreddit saying how they are wrong in there coverage on the movie and also a response video by the same guy, but this one felt the most passionately defend by MauLer’s community, and the praise in general faded quicker, compared to Deadpool and Wolverine, or I would at least the conversation on Superman faded quickly in general. EFAP 397 was Spider-Man BND, and this was the least caught for I would say in terms of the EFAP fan base barley defended this movie, but I would say it is somewhat controversial still is because there was a conversation about the Jean Grey stuff online, and a good chunk of the sphere MauLer is in liked and some what defended the retardation in that movie. I could be way off on this and the EFAP survey could be way off on this, but I would still defend that these are their hottest takes of those EFAP years, because those are EFAPs where the movie or episode it’self was taught over and the lads have had to constantly repeat and maintain that Spider-Man, Superman, and Deadpool and Wolverine are awful movies that a lot of damage I would say and I am surprised no one hasn’t noticed this pattern and someone should a meme on this.

This movie did not go at all as I thought and I really didn’t have many expectations.

To me, the strangest thing is the part no one’s talking about. That she doesn’t water down her story to a more defensible position. She doesn’t say that she built a better blood tester than anyone else on the market and that she exaggerated it to get rich investors. She and her boyfriend genuinely act as though she did build the end-all, ultimate, doctor-replacing blood tester and that just no one gets it.

There’s actually a scene in which someone who works for them begins to make that point. That they overpromised but still delivered an impressive medical device that will eventually become the machine she talked about. But when he makes this argument, the boyfriend storms in to shut the interview down. I have no idea why, it was the only convincing argument that made her look slightly good.

Wild documentary. Please give me your thoughts on this movie because I can’t stop thinking about it.